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Latest revision as of 19:25, 29 December 2023
The ratio of two numbers, 
and 
, is their quotient 
. This ratio can be expressed as , 
, to , or simply as a decimal.
Two ratios are considered proportional to each other (more specifically, directly proportional) if the two ratios equal each other. In other words, 
.
Problems
- Practice Problems on Alcumus
- Ratio Basics (Prealgebra)
See also
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